Lynsey Bennett's 'remarkable spirit' recalled as CervicalCheck campaigner buried in Longford

Lynsey Bennett, outside the High Court after she settled her case. Picture: Collins Photos

Lynsey Bennett, outside the High Court after she settled her case. Picture: Collins Photos

The funeral of CervicalCheck campaigner Lynsey Bennett took place in Co Longford today, where she was described as a woman who had a “remarkable spirit” within her, with “a vitality and energy for life” - so much so that she amazed her family by doing “wheelchair wheelies” just three days before she passed away.

The 34-year-old lost her life to an invasive form of cervical cancer on Thursday, and is survived by her two daughters Zoë, 13, and Hailee, eight.

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